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: 20 May 1951 - 1 Feb 1952, [[Selfridge AFB]], [[Michigan]] |
: 20 May 1951 - 1 Feb 1952, [[Selfridge AFB]], [[Michigan]] |
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: 1 Feb 1952 - 1 Jan 1960, [[Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport|Snelling AFS]], [[Minnesota]] |
: 1 Feb 1952 - 1 Jan 1960, [[Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport|Snelling AFS]], [[Minnesota]] |
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* [[33d Air Division]] |
* [[33d Air Division]] |
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: 20 May 1951-8 May 1956, [[Tinker AFB]], [[Oklaholma]] |
: 20 May 1951-8 May 1956, [[Tinker AFB]], [[Oklaholma]] |
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: Attached: 1 Jul 1951 - 1 Feb 1952 |
: Attached: 1 Jul 1951 - 1 Feb 1952 |
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: Assigned: 1 Feb 1952 - 15 Nov 1958 |
: Assigned: 1 Feb 1952 - 15 Nov 1958 |
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* [[32d Tactical Fighter Wing|32d Fighter Group (Air Defense)]], [[Minot AFB]], [[North Dakota]] |
* [[32d Tactical Fighter Wing|32d Fighter Group (Air Defense)]], [[Minot AFB]], [[North Dakota]] |
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: 8 Feb 1957 - 1 Jul 1960 |
: 8 Feb 1957 - 1 Jul 1960 |
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* [[56th Fighter Wing|56th Fighter Group (Air Defense)]], [[O'Hare International Airport]], [[Illinois]] |
* [[56th Fighter Wing|56th Fighter Group (Air Defense)]], [[O'Hare International Airport]], [[Illinois]] |
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: 18 Aug 1955 - 1 Jul 1960 |
: 18 Aug 1955 - 1 Jul 1960 |
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: (Detached from 56th Fighter-Interceptor Wing, [[Selfridge AFB]], [[Michigan]]) |
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:: 62d Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 62d Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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:: 63d Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 63d Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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* [[79th Medical Wing|79th Fighter Group (Air Defense)]], [[Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport|Youngstown MAP]], [[Ohio]] |
* [[79th Medical Wing|79th Fighter Group (Air Defense)]], [[Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport|Youngstown MAP]], [[Ohio]] |
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: 18 Aug 1955- 1 Jul 1960 |
: 18 Aug 1955- 1 Jul 1960 |
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: 86th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 86th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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* [[122d Fighter Wing|122d Fighter-Interceptor Group]], [[Fort Wayne International Airport|Baer Field]], [[Indiana]] |
* [[122d Fighter Wing|122d Fighter-Interceptor Group]], [[Fort Wayne International Airport|Baer Field]], [[Indiana]] |
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: [[Indiana]] [[Air National Guard]] |
: [[Indiana]] [[Air National Guard]] |
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: Active duty: 1 Feb 1951 - 7 Feb 1952 |
: Active duty: 1 Feb 1951 - 7 Feb 1952 |
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: 113th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 113th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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: 166th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 166th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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* [[128th Air Refueling Wing|128th Fighter-Interceptor Group]], [[Dane County Regional Airport|Truax Field]], [[Wisconsin]] |
* [[128th Air Refueling Wing|128th Fighter-Interceptor Group]], [[Dane County Regional Airport|Truax Field]], [[Wisconsin]] |
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: [[Wisconson]] [[Air National Guard]] |
: [[Wisconson]] [[Air National Guard]] |
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: Active duty: 1 Mar 1951 - 6 Feb 1952 |
: Active duty: 1 Mar 1951 - 6 Feb 1952 |
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: 126th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 126th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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: 172d Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 172d Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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: 176th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 176th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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* [[133d Airlift Wing|133d Fighter-Interceptor Group]], [[Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport|Ft Snelling]], [[Minnesota]] |
* [[133d Airlift Wing|133d Fighter-Interceptor Group]], [[Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport|Ft Snelling]], [[Minnesota]] |
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: [[Minnesota]] [[Air National Guard]] |
: [[Minnesota]] [[Air National Guard]] |
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: Active duty: 1 Mar 1951 - 6 Feb 1952 |
: Active duty: 1 Mar 1951 - 6 Feb 1952 |
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: 166th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
:: 166th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron |
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* [[142d Fighter Wing|142d Fighter-Interceptor Group]], [[O'Hare International Airport]], [[Illinois]] |
* [[142d Fighter Wing|142d Fighter-Interceptor Group]], [[O'Hare International Airport]], [[Illinois]] |
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: [[Oregon]] [[Air National Guard]] |
: [[Oregon]] [[Air National Guard]] |
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: Active duty: 1 Mar 1951 - 6 Feb 1952 |
: Active duty: 1 Mar 1951 - 6 Feb 1952 |
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:: OTU - No permanent units assigned |
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* [[327th Aircraft Sustainment Wing|327th Fighter Group (Air Defense)]], [[Dane County Regional Airport|Truax Field]], [[Wisconsin]] |
* [[327th Aircraft Sustainment Wing|327th Fighter Group (Air Defense)]], [[Dane County Regional Airport|Truax Field]], [[Wisconsin]] |
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: 18 Aug 1955- 1 Jul 1960 |
: 18 Aug 1955- 1 Jul 1960 |
Revision as of 23:02, 3 October 2008
Central Air Defense Force | |
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Active | 1951-1960 |
Country | United States |
Branch | United States Air Force |
Role | Air Defense |
Part of | Air Defense Command |
The Central Air Defense Force (CADF) is an inactive United States Air Force organization. Its last assignment was with Air Defense Command being stationed at Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base, Missouri. It was inactivated on 1 Jul 1960
History
Lineage
- Established as Central Air Defense Force and organized 5 Feb 1951.
- Organized 1 Mar 1951
- Inactivated 1 July 1960
Assignments
- Air Defense Command, 1 Feb 1951 - 1 Jul 1960
Stations
- Kansas City, Missouri, 5 Feb 1951
- Richards-Gebaur AFB, Missouri, 24 Feb 1954 - 1 Jul 1960
Components
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Operational History
Was responsible for the air defense of the Central and Southeastern United States (1951-1960).
In August 1957, Canadian and United States officials announced the establishment of an integrated command in Colorado Springs, Colorado which would centralize operational control of continental air defense. On 12 September 1957, NORAD Headquarters operations commenced at Ent Air Force Base, Colorado Springs, Colorado. On 12 May 1958, the Canadian and US governments formally exchanged diplomatic notes which constituted the NORAD Agreement. The Central Air Defense Force was inactivated on 1 July 1960 when the NORAD Air Defense Sectors were established.
References
This article incorporates public domain material from the Air Force Historical Research Agency